These are the string-lock saddles for the Floyd Rose Non-Fine Tuner tremolo system. Each saddle clamps the string at the bridge end, setting intonation and holding string height. When the saddle's clamping screw strips, the threads seize, or the saddle body wears and the string sits unevenly, this is the part that needs replacing. Sold as a set of six in hardened steel with a satin black finish.

Fit is the critical question here. These saddles are cut for the Non-Fine Tuner series only. Floyd Rose saddles do not cross over between tremolo generations — even units that look nearly identical use different saddle geometry. Before ordering, confirm your bridge is a Non-Fine Tuner model. If you are not certain which series you have, look at the bridge plate: Non-Fine Tuner bridges omit the fine-tuner barrels at the string ends. Mixing these saddles with a different series will leave you with a bridge that does not seat correctly.

Buying a full set of six matters when you are replacing worn saddles. Saddles wear at different rates depending on string gauge and playing style. Pulling one new saddle into a set of worn ones will leave the radius uneven across the fretboard — the new saddle sits higher and the string feel changes position to position. Replacing all six at once keeps the heights consistent from the start.

If you are not sure this is the right saddle set for your bridge, send us the make, model, and year of your guitar and we will confirm the fit before you order.